Re: joining word/ lines in a file

-- Jared Still <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > If isn't perfect. An 'and' at the end of the line will be joined with > the beginning of the next line, which is not right. Don't strip the newlines, replace them with white space: perl -e 'undef $/; ($a=) =~ s/\n+/ /g; print $a' \ [file [fil

RE: joining word/ lines in a file

Hey this is a not a trick question, without buying the books listed below is there a way using the std awk, sed, tr *nix utilities. Suhen > Flex, Bison & some programming will probably do the trick. > There is a nice O'Reilly book dealing with Lex & Yacc wnd even > nice

RE: joining word/ lines in a file

-- Suhen Pather <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Hey this is a not a trick question, without buying the books > listed below is there a way using the std awk, sed, tr *nix > utilities. Perl is going to be the simplest since it has a regex for whitespace and you can easily change the input rec

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RE: joining word/ lines in a file

Thanks Steven, Jared for the ideas. Regards Suhen > -- Suhen Pather <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > Hey this is a not a trick question, without buying the books > > listed below is there a way using the std awk, sed, tr *nix > > utilities. > > Perl is going

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